Real World Lecture: Does Everyone Get a Fair Trial?

University event offered by The University of Law

Short Session Delivered online

1st October 4pm - 5pm: Real World Lecture: Does Everyone Get a Fair Trial?
We love crime dramas, heated courtroom debates, and true crime podcasts – but how much do we really know about how justice works in real life?

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Real World Lecture: Does Everyone Get a Fair Trial?

We love crime dramas, heated courtroom debates, and true crime podcasts – but how much do we really know about how justice works in real life? This session dives into one big question: Is our justice system truly just?

What does “fairness” actually look like in a criminal trial?
Do juries always get it right?
How do things like legal funding affect justice?

Whether you’re a future lawyer, a true crime enthusiast, or just curious about how the system works beyond the headlines, this Real World Lecture will challenge the way you think about justice.

Join us to explore the real-world issues that shape the courtroom – and decide for yourself: does everyone really get a fair trial?

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